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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

l,y subscription from such of our citI-
z,n as are public-spirited.
On April lo, 1885, thirty-eight vete-
rams met and organized II. e. Lee
Camp. No. J, Confederate Veterans.
Captsin Charles L. Williams was Its
FIST commander, Mayor ". G. Caring
ton WIS is second commander, General
John X. Cooke was lis third, Colonel
John Murphy its fourth, aud Captain
A. l.. Philips is It's Tresent commander.
its present membership embraces
most Of tie Confederate veterans
Of tie city, and through It's exertiOns
the Soldiers Home here was establish
cd and is row sustained in part by an
appropriation OF the General Assembly
of Virginia.
The following is full list OF the Off
Gers OF the camp: 4. l.. Phillips, colo
mel and commander ; James ". White.
Northumberland and first Lieutenant
commander Thomas A. Brander, lien
tenant-colonel and second lieutenant
commander Joseph y. Mckinney.
Iieutenant-colonel and third lieutenant
commander Arthur A. Splitter, captain
and adjutant George c. Mountcastle,
captain and quartermaster; Thomas j.
Howles, captain and chaplain; Il. &.
Siover. captain and surgeon --
Richardson, lieutenant and assistant
surgeon =. ". Eatkins, Lieutenant
and officer the.day J. I. Ferriter
captain and treasurer y. S. Redford,
soreeant-maior James Harmon, color
sergeant Thomas J. Smith, first color
guard G. +. Dclarues second color
guard. Trustees i. u. Core, y. V.
Randolph, and J. il. Phillips.
Maryland Organization.
:. ". Traysrs. president; J. II. Witty, sc'-
Rotary.
Committee on Harshals-Dr. j. A. White.
Mosfrs. +. &. jenkins. and W. II. Handley.
Committee on sinud-Messrs. J. b. Myers,
Samuel Register, John ". Quay, Charles
EowafG, and y. Montgomery.
Committee On Badge and Decorations
Mc.srs. T.. a. IIoeu, >. 70. Gnfi'h. Marcus Nc
Cay, r. j. Reilly. y. Montgomery. II. i. Grill
nth. and j. c. Smith.
Committee on Finauce-He8srs. Edward
Cohen, :. ". TrGvers, and j.. T.. Witty.
Marshals-Messrs. =. W. 1rayers, DR.. j. \
White, j. }. Wright, J. h. Griffith. b. }. Biacs.
=. &. jenkins, II. L. Scott. Jr., y. II. Road. v.
II. Haudlcy. j. L. DIc1ouderier, AMI Charles
COMMITTEES to Meet tho ylsitors-Edward
Cohen, I. {. jenkins. and samuel kegcster.
stand Reception Committee -Gentlemon
Messrs. RdWard Cohen. j. II. Witty. i. A.
UCen. j. /. EtchisOn. and Louis hubeh. La
dies: Mrs. T.. c. jenkins, Mrs. j. II. Witty,
Nrs. J. z. Myers, Mrs. L. A. Hoen, aud Mrs. j..
L. DicGeudeIfcr.
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Private II. Clsy Cbambliu, Private
Percy Hawes, J. r. Werth, Sergeant
". II. Dean, Captain G. q. Williams,
and Lieutenant w. y. Archer.
General Charles j. Anderson's staff I:
Jc. Lane Stern, Northumberland and
chief OF staff; William NJ. Evans, major
ord assistant acknowledgement John
j. Diuneep, major and assistant in
sEoc'or. general ; Norman V. Randolph,
moior aud ordnance-officer ; W. Miles
AIRY, major and quarterlnaster; Moses
d. Hcee, Jr, major and surgeon Rev.
H. VI. jackson, major and chaplain !;
major and commissary
Of subsistence George Bryan. captain
and aide-de- camp ". Fred. fleasants,
captain and aidede-camp.
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PEDRO river, in Arizona, when the war
broke out.

PEDRO river, in Arizona, when the war
broke out.
RESPONDS TO THE CALL.
Lieutenant Cooke promptly re-
sponded TO the call of Virginia, which
he regarded as his mother State, re-
signed bis commission IN the United
States army, and rendered Lis sword
for her defence. BE was ordered to
General Holmes at Fredericksburg. and
soon after the battle OF First Manassas
raised n company OF light artillery
aDd did valuable service along the Po-
tOmac.
NORTH CAROLINA.
In February, 1862, he was made
major and chief Of artillery in the
Department Of North Carolina, but in
April OF that year he was made colonel
Of tie IwcIty.soventh Moth Carolina
regiment, ana ordered TO Virginia.
He led his splendid regiment with
great skill and gallantry through the
campaign Of 1862, and at Sharpsburg,
to the admiration Of the whole army,
held his position with the bayonet after
his ammunition was exhausted.
4 RRIGADIEG.
Soon after this battle he was made
lrigadier-Peneral aud commanded 4
splendid brigade of North Caroliuians
to the close OF the war.
At fredericksburg he supported
Cobb in holding the famous stone wall
at the foot of Marye's Heights, and all
through the war be and his heroic
Tar Heels" were found in the very
tbickest of the fight.
OFTEN WOUNDED.
Re was wounded several times. On
Maryc's Heights he WIS struck in the
forehead by bullet, which made what
The celebrated Heros Won Borcke has
called "the most beautiful wound l
ever saw"
No officer bore n better reputation for
prompt obedience to orders, skill in
handling troops, splendid dash in the
advance, or heroic, patient courage IN
the defence.
At the close of the war he was acting
commander Of n division.
General Cooke married Miss Cooke,
Of Fredericksburg, and they have an
interesting family Of children. Since
the close Of the war he has been
living in Richmond and doing business
as a grocery merchant, and was one Of
the earliest of the commanders of Lee
Camp OF Veterans.
A SOLDIER ALL TIE Way THROUGH.
BON a soldier in soldiers barracks !;
allied to soldiers I"Jeb." Stuart mar
ried his sister,, and soldier by nature
and choice, it is peculiarly appropriate
that this gallant gentleman shouldhave
had so large share in the arrange
mcnts for bonoring his loved old chief.
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Iee'ed lened 10y General Lee. This
was copied and signed by him for corps
commanders and staff officers. and
many copies were made and his auto
graph procured as souvenirs by couriers
ana persons about headquarters.
GENERAL ORDERS, no. 9.
The order as corrected by General
Lee and as it was issued TO the army Is
as follows:
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The Brink OF the Precipice; or rhe
Progress or Ceutrnfism.

To the EditOr Of the Dispatch
Bow down your heads, o, my coun-
trymeD, rs great Cesar passes Make
humble obeisance. What a spectacle
A sovereign State in the person OF It's
officers stands arrsigned Tor contempt
Of = subordinate Federal court, and
those officers, standing for and repre-
tentiug the State, are committed to
jsil And for what ? Simply because
these officers, standing for the State.
maintained the right OF the State IN
.trict accordance with the eleventh
amendment OF the Federal Constitution
to control it's own financial affairs, or,
in other words, to preserve itself.
Listen, nv countrvmen. to the fable OF
the Belly and its Members "ln
former days, when all mans limbs
did not work together a. amicably
as they DO now, but each had q will and
wsy Of its own, the members generally
began to find fault with the Belly for
spending an idle, luxurious life, while
they were wholly occupied in laborine
for its support and ministering to its
wants and pleasures, SO tney entered
into conspiracy to cut off its supplies
for the future. The hands were no
longer to carry food to the mouth, nor
the mouth to receive the food, nor the
teeth to chew it. They lad not long
persisted in this course OF starving the
Belly into ,ubjectlon, ere they all be-
gan one by one to fail and flag, and the
whole body to pine away. Then the
members were convinced that the Belly,
also cumbersome and useless as it
seemed, had an important function Of
its own; that they could no more do
without it than 1t could do without
them, and that if they would have
the constitution Of the body Federal
Union) in q healthy state they Federal
Government and States) must work to-
eether, each in his proper sphere for
The common good of all. q. B. ID.
October 10, 1887.
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the CHIEF OF STAFF.
a..,e, Of Brigadier-Generai j. L.
Cooke.

General John r. Cooke is a son OF
General Philip ST. George Cooke, ia'e
II the United States army, VINO - =
na,;ve of Frederick county, Va, anu
las Las horn at jefferson Barracks, Mo, IN
m sss8' Most OF his youth was spent
IN his father on the frontier, but "
VIZ educated for civil engineer ~
g@s and might have found ans
,;netion and wealth in this profession,
hnt the military atmosphere no
b bu as we'll as his own tastes tastes
- o,ompted hlp to apply for an appo,i,lit; :
Lent In the army, aud he secured h's
n .a;sh and had reached the position o.
srst lieutenant in the Eighth infantry |,
stationed at the mouth OF tho pan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
CKIN, SCALP, BLOOD.

Hayirg teen suheier for two years AMI
hal; from a disease caused by bruiss on tn
leg end having boon eur.d by tho CUricUM
REMEDIES when all other methods sni RENE
dies failed, deem Il my duty - reconmen1
them. | visited Hot Springsto no avail. ani
last our principal Druggist. Mr.. John 4. finl.y
TO whom shall ever feel grateful, spoke y
ne about CUTICURA. ana cDuslGtol - Iivo
them trial with the result that am pesio;Hy
cured. horo Is now no svrs doob me.
think cav show TIE largest surface where mf
suferings sprsHs ffoni 0t sny ono IN 10, Sta.o.
The CTTiCURA REMEDIES are the Oes; blOtI-
and skiu-cures manufactured / refer - Drug
gist Iohn z. Finlay aud Dr. ID. c. Montgomery.
both ~ this place, and - nr >lni'h. 81 lake
Lee. Miss ALEXANDER BEACb,
Greenyille, Miss
Mr.. Teach used the CuTlcVaA tsAsDIss, al
our rcgusst. wlf' r"s IFS a. Rb've sta'e1
A. b. FINLAY & CO., Druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

After the surrender at AppomattoX
Colonel Marshall returned TO Balti-
more. where he at once took rank with
the leaders OF the bar. In the last
twenty years there have been few great
causes tricd in the courts OF Maryland
in which be has not been the leading
counsel on one side or the other, and
by universal concession he worthily
fills the place in the long line OF great
Maryland lawyers, beginning with
Daniel Dulaney, and continuing with
Luther Martin, Samuel Chase, William
Finkuey, John V. J.. Mcmahon, Rever-
dy johnson, J. hewitt Steele, and l..
1oakle Wallis. Ia The very prime Of
lie, in vigorous bodily health, with an
intellect trained and cultivated by
arduous labor, strengthened by study,
and with knowledge supplied and accu-
mulatod 10y uniiring diligence, he to-
day ranks with the very first men Of the
American bar.
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Lemon Elixir.

A PLEASANT LEMON DEiNh.
Lemon Elixir is prepared from the fresh
Iuicc of Lemons, combined with other ycgeta-
ole liver tones, cathartics, aromatic stimu-
ants. and blOOd-puriaers.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists generally and by all wholesale
druggists.
Prepared hy II. MOTLEY. NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
For biliousncss ana constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
FOR indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon
Elixir.
For alex and nervous headache take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessness aud nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
Elixir
For fevers, malaria, and chills take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any Of the
above named diseases, all Of which arise from
torpid or diseased liver.
LEMON HOT DROPS
cure all Coughs, Colds. HOarsenoss. Sore
Throat, Bronchitis. Pneumonia, and all IhrOa'
and Lung Diseases. Price p cents. Lemon
Hot Drops. sold by druggists. Prepared by
Or. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga, in both liquid aud
lOzcnger form. 90 2-SutDel
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AMI Cabin Point Royal
rr.soxs FOR A GRAND MASTER

Williamsburg, ana Cabin foint loyal
Arch.
r,o convention--Brother Matthew
MN Of Norfolk Lodge, presiding
n'r appointing committee for draw
az mn reasons why grand master
'INsoI be appointed, adjourned till
S~,.iav the 18th May curren.
the convention met pursuant 10 adj
..,,,n,nt -lrothcr Phripp being alt
49,. Brother Duncan Rose, OF Bland
.5 Lodge. Nas elected president.
he committee composed of Bro.
as duncan Rose, OF Blandford
81, .,,s Madden, Of Williamsburg
-.r,> Kemp, OF Port Royal knwin-
,... Crosse: aid John Crawford, of
t..alu,ui Noyal Arch Lolges-sub-
..t.la report assigning why a grand
...r s.oUd be appointed, which
adopted and copies ordered to be
sd. .o sn tac regular lodges in the
..;,. s,d the convention adjourned
t..t.r -Sd day Of June, l711.
,I..Gr WASHINGTON ELECTED GRAND
MASTER.
Tie convention met pursuant to al.
comment. sad Brother James Mercer
fredericksburg. was elected resi-.
l,it
trDr declaring that "this convention
r. unanimously of the opinion that a
...l master for this State is essential
. prosperity and dignity Of Ma
..r.l I'D general, but there not being
....i. tom 'rom a majority Of tae
,s therein, decline the choice OF
...Io master Tor the present.
-tti m order to give dispatch 20 this
I.-Itss. TINS convention bcg leave TO
ruond 10 thClr constituents aud 10
g., Irulcr, %. all other lodges in this
..'c bis EXcell,ucy General George
Washington as proper person to fiji
ue oacc Of grand master Of the
..c.
record docs not show what was
.e ny either the lodges or his Excel
.icf ca tbs accommodation, but I'M
Questionable tradition mas handed down
g.. assurance that while hc wasin active
s,.rathy with the movements, his pub
M cuucs and engagements wonld pre-
,ro, has acceptance OF this Office.
The convention adjourned without
day.
CRASp HASTIHS II TIE FAST.
10 Vas again assembled on the call Of
brother James Mercer. president, on
g.. 1.th day ~ October. IT'S. in the
city Of Williamsburg, and Right Wor-
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SAVED NY MOTHERS LIFE.

Ever since ! can remember my mothcr has
suffered from & milk leg. Nothing wJlli 10
her any good. she had the best ne If nj taiont,
but tuey All did her no good. She suffered
With Der leg for thirty years aad mover knew a
we'll cav She would nave ~ 1T up htg the
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EDWARn IrEnER
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The state Fair.

The Fair will be in progress on the
Goth, 9th, and 2Sth. There will be
an exhibition OF horses, cattle, ETC.,
agricultural products, machinery, etc.
and races each day. On the 18th there
will be also a competitive drill OF mill
tary companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

and Richmond will be very bright and
gay this week. The display OF PIC
lures, flags, bunting, shields, and oe-
signs suited to the occasion VIII be
particularly snowy on Broad, Man,
ard Franklin streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
EDUCATIONAL.
AND HENRY
w ACADEMY

WASHINGTON AND HENRY
w ACADEMY
QncOrpOrateN,
one mile from Atlce's Station, Chesapeake
ard ohio railroad. Hanover county, Va, nine
mnes from Richmond, opens
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1887
J. W. FITZ, University Of Virginia, Principal.
Mss N. HANSBROUGH. Associate Principal.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND YOUNG MEN.
Location healthy and attractive; influences
moral and religlous equipped with modern
appliances; good discipline good habits.
COURSES:
Elementary English-aethOd Of Pestaogge,
Higher Euglish-Rhetsric, Algebra, &c.
Business Courso-PhOnOgraphy BOokkeep.
ing, Common Law, &c.
Classical and Mathematical-Latin, Greek
French, German, Calculus surveying, &c.
Music-PsnO, Guitar, Organ.
Artistic preparation for teaching, for busi'
ness. for the universities
Gold medals awarded for diligence aud
scholarship.
INSTRUCTION PRACTICAL, EDUCATION
THOROUGH.
TERMS: $3.50, $40, $3.50 per session-nine
mouths board and tuition.
So u Sa Su&WIw2m
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a Vs0rt or advice.

Richmond will be densely packed on
the night OF the 9th, and all visitors
who propose being here then would do
wei TO secure LODGINGS in advance.
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HEADQUARTERS I
ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
APPOHATTOX &. a.,
April 10, 1858. }

ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
APPOxATTOX G. a.,
April 10, 1858. }
Gcncre' OricrS, No. Q.
After four years - ardu-
Gus service. married D. W.
surpassed courage Hnd lorii-
tudc. the Army OF Northern
Nircirianas boon compciled
% yield 20 overwhelming
numbers aad resources.
need rot ten the Survivors
81 SO many hari-fought bat
ties who have remained
sfcadiast 10 the last that !
hove consented % this rcsTl,
FROM no distrusl ot n en-,
lut feeling that valOr and
devotion could ACCOMPLISH
nothing that would cpmpou-
sate Tor tho loss that must
nAyc afforded o continuance
az The contest, ! determined
O. avoid the useless sacrifice
81 thosc whose past services
have cudcarcd thom 20 their
countrymcn. By the tcrus
Of agreement officers AMI
men can return 20 heir
homes and remain until ex-
changed. You will take with
youihe satisfaction that pro-
cccds from the cJusciOusne9s
ofduty faithfully performed,
and I earnestly pray that "a
mcrciful God viii extend 90
YOU His blessing and proior-
tiOr. with m unccasing ad-
m'ratiOn OF your c0ustancy
and devotion - your cOun-
try. and q grateful remcm-
lrancc Of Your kind and
generous consideration for
myself. { li3 YOU nn alec-
tomato farewell
r. L. LIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

Sold every where. Price CUrIcURA, ~ ccnts +:
SOAP, % cents: RRsOLvEST, 81. Prepared by
the lOTTER DRUG AND CHEHIcAL COMPANY.
Boston. ~AS11s.
g3-Send for Glow 10 Cure skin Diseases 81
pages, 20 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or THE BOARD or STREET.,
SEWER. AND DRAIN COMMISSIONERS,
81 MAIS STREET,

OFFICE or THE BOARD or STREET,,
SEWER, AND DRAIN COMMISSIONERS,
81 MAIN STREET,
NORFOLK. Va, October 3, 1857.
Dds WILL BEOPENED AT THIS
ID OFFICE Oh the 2isT DAY OF OCTOBER
lss7. at le O'Clock NJ. Tor REPAYING GRANNY
STREET, IN THIS CITY, WITH SECOND.
CLASS GRANITE BLOCKS. NESTING
CURLING. GUTTERlNG AND CURRINc
BRIDGING, sc. I-1s-s - -. TIL
Bids mus be made separately on the fora
&c furnished At this ofiice. First, for furnish-
Ing all material and performing all work re-
quired; secondly, for performing the work
only: and thirdly. for furnishing all material.
Parties biddi0g will be required 70 furnish
bonds with good security la the sum Of 500
with their bids as a pledge Of their good faith
In proposing for the work.
Specifications may DO seen. ard al informa-
ton In regard TO the work obtained on applica-
ton at this Of1lce.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
specimen OF the stone intended % DO used.
The right 70 reject any or all bids IL reserved.
f. T.. GUY,
Chairman Greet Sewer, and Drain Commits.
II. HODGES.
Chairman Street Committee Common Council
WILLIAM Il. ALLEN.
Chairman Street Committee Select Council
Oc 7-l5t
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ID " NtNb 10 EsNHsItf
1905 BfoalWay. Nes, luIA

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SOAR. prepared from II, externally. and CU1I
CUKA REsOLyENT. the new blood puridor. IN
ternaly. are positive cure for every form Of
skin and blood diseases from plmples =
sCrOfulR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

PIMPLES. black-heads. chapusd ana oily
skin prevented by CUrICURA INDICATED SOAR.
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CHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.

Practical training. Terms reasonable. Day
and night sessions for ladies and gentlemen.
STENOGRAPHY taught by correspondence.
Send for copy Of "Trial-Lesson Pamphlet"
Given free. Address MCGILyRA COLLEGE OF
TELEGRAPHY AND SHORTHAND, llls Mair
street. Richmond. Va SO 4-dsu&Th&w3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

the best equipped nrm IN the city FOR supply
ing PIANOS AND ORGANS, viii sell these in
strumen,s a, prices thsssught to secure the
order Of every person desiring to purchase
Planosyat $50, SIS. sos. 1925, $3.50, sl75; new
Tianos, s2OO TO 81 eco e+ch. We sell such Pianos
as Knabc, Behrlng, Colby & Duncan, and New
England. Also. the celebrated ORGANS Pack
ard and the Dyer & Hughes. Prices from go
upwards. Catalogues free.
sECOND-HAND PIANOS Of the best makes
always on hand. VI. b. RAMOS & CO.,
903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Oc 2l.dF, Su, Tu&wlt
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rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
i DESIRABLE BRICK sT0kS AND
DWELLING, No. iMt EAST FRsNS Ssw
riFcTRic sTnEET.CAR LINE by virtue OF
a deed Of trust. duly recorded ia the clerk.
of;ce Of the Richmond Chsuccry Court. AMI
dated August * 1871. default having peeu
made in the payment Of a certain note therein
secured, and beiug required 50 70 do Dy tno
beneficiary in said deed, will sell by auction,
on the premises, ON
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !, 1885,,
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
snid Coed, "a follows: A certain LOT W
GROUND froutns % feat inches on Franklin
street aud runnine back - feet, more OF less,
having a cool BRICK STORE and DWELLING
above thereon. ...
Terms: Cssh "a TO a note OF $500 AMI inte-
rest thereon from August p, ls>', aoi expenses
Of sale: tho balance on such terms AZ may oe
announced al sale. FRANK ID. liiLt@
Trustee.
RAWLINGS & ROsE Auc.loneers.
%, q Is "a % % fNof
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RICHARDSON c BOlNTON CONPlNY'S
Sanitary Heating-FurnaceS

contain the newest patterns, comprising latest
improvements possible 10 aOopt ia Heating
Furnace, whore power, efficiency, economy,
and durability ls desired. Medical aud scien-
tinc experts pronounce these Furnaces supe-
rior In every respect 10 all others for supplying
pure air. free from gas and dust
dealers.
RICHARDSON e BOYNTON CO., Manufac
turers. 239 and pa Water street, New York
Sold hy JOHN BOWERS, Richmond, Va
au 9S-eOd1w&eOwtNO25
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observation-disclosures wade HANG
ton. OF nouth Carolina.
Wade Hampton was born at Charles
ton. :. c., on the 2sth of March, 1913,
and was Graduated from the Solth
Carolina College.
Re served in both branches Of the
tate Legislature, ani was n member
Of the Senate when South Carolina
rasted her ordinance Of secession.
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arCTroy sALEs-Future nays.
rURUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

BY Rawlings q Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. n north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

In 1873 he was elected Governor. for
second term, without opposition.
Anil 16. 1879, he took his seat IN the
1p;tcd States Senate, He was re-
e Jn in 1894, and is now serving a
term which will not expire until Mar9n
q s'i' 1901 He has made an able, Judi,
cions. Woodworking, and very us useful
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